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What sort of flowers would you bring to a person to indicate gratitude? Assuming you do not know this person well, but have learned she has an interest in flowers, is there any particular species that lends itself well to this sort of thing?

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Sisters. I think we ought to speak to one another without this place being a catalyst for it.

And while we're on the point, I have been considering relocating somewhere briefly. This place controls us far more than I'd like. Surely you two feel the same.

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[arrowonthewind.livejournal.com]

Is there a difference between campandulas and a standard bellflower?

Does dark pink have any significance?

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[encourage]

Campandulas are a purple variety, though the symbolic meaning is pretty consistent.

Dark pink signifies thankfulness, appreciation, gratitude, things of that nature.

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Would dark pink bellflowers suffice?

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Yes, they should. Especially if this person knows a decent amount about the language of flowers.

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[arrowonthewind.livejournal.com]

I am not sure how much she knows, only that it was suggested I bring her flowers to express my gratitude. But I will keep your suggestions in mind.

Thank you.

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[encourage]

You're welcome, and good luck. I hope she appreciates the flowers.